The tribe has applied for an permanent order.
What if, in the absence of a permanent order, something had happened to her? How much worse could this story get?
One of the prosecutors, James P. Loonam, told Magistrate Judge Pohorelsky that the government intended to seek a permanent order of detention at a bail hearing scheduled for Thursday.
The permanent order of the world is assured, and God's blessing and covenant make their first explicit appearance in the Bible.
State officials shut down Connecticut's online sex-offender registry this morning, complying with an permanent order from a federal judge who had ruled that the state's method of placing people on it was unconstitutional.
In addition to imposing the one-year sentence, Judge Stolz issued permanent orders of protection for two female employees of the Girl Scouts whom Mr. Sandler had been accused of harassing.
And on Feb. 7, the day before Ms. Booker was to return to court for a permanent order of protection against the aide, David W. Johnson, Ms. Brown arranged a phone conversation between Ms. Booker and the governor himself.
Judge Dearie, citing a 12-page detention memo that the government filed last week, concluded that "there are no reasonable conditions that will ensure this gentleman's presence or the safety of the community," and entered a permanent order of detention, which Mr. Dowling did not oppose.
Hoping to stifle one of the most violent gangs in Los Angeles, prosecutors have obtained a permanent order preventing members of the 18th Street Gang from meeting in an area that covers about three-quarters of a square mile in the heart of their territory.
The Times reported that Mr. Paterson had spoken with Ms. Booker the day before she was due back in Family Court in the Bronx, and that she failed to appear in court on Feb. 8, when she was expected to seek a permanent order protection against Mr. Johnson.
